And that works when put in the .xml file? If so I'll add it to the first post.
Do the newly encoded Miis appear in the plaza when you add them that way or not though?
Well keep me updated. I'd love if we can add specific Miis we desire as well, but if it can't be done for whatever reason, I don't feel it's the biggest of concerns.
Yeah they're just bas64 encoded bytes. It is similar to the 3ds entry structure but not the same.
Take a look here: https://github.com/devkitPro/wut/blob/master/include/nn/ffl/miidata.h
All the Mii's have a checksum at the last 2 bytes. If that checksum doesn't match the Mii the Mii won't show up.
Give me a few minutes and I may be able to create a quick checksum calculator for the structure.
Take a look here: https://github.com/devkitPro/wut/blob/master/include/nn/ffl/miidata.h
All the Mii's have a checksum at the last 2 bytes. If that checksum doesn't match the Mii the Mii won't show up.
Give me a few minutes and I may be able to create a quick checksum calculator for the structure.
Alright I made a quick fixer that fixes the checksum.
Sourcecode: https://garyodernichts.github.io/garyhax/docs/assets/files/plaza_fixer.c
I attached a windows build to this post.
To edit a mii you would need to
- extract the base64 string from the .xml
- convert it to bytes
- edit the structure according to https://github.com/devkitPro/wut/blob/master/include/nn/ffl/miidata.h
(Note that the variables are in bits not bytes)
- run the fixer fixer.exe bytes.bin
- encode the data back to a base64 string and put it back in to the .xml
I haven't tried it yet but the fixer generates the same checksums that are in a valid Mii from the xml.
Sourcecode: https://garyodernichts.github.io/garyhax/docs/assets/files/plaza_fixer.c
I attached a windows build to this post.
To edit a mii you would need to
- extract the base64 string from the .xml
- convert it to bytes
- edit the structure according to https://github.com/devkitPro/wut/blob/master/include/nn/ffl/miidata.h
(Note that the variables are in bits not bytes)
- run the fixer fixer.exe bytes.bin
- encode the data back to a base64 string and put it back in to the .xml
I haven't tried it yet but the fixer generates the same checksums that are in a valid Mii from the xml.
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Impressive! If I have some free time today, I'll give this a shot.
To edit a Mii? I described the process in my post above.
Anything specific you don't understand?
I can create a table for the Mii structure if you want.
- edit the structure according to https://github.com/devkitPro/wut/blob/master/include/nn/ffl/miidata.h
(Note that the variables are in bits not bytes)
- run the fixer fixer.exe bytes.bin
--------------------- MERGED ---------------------------
What do i do
(Note that the variables are in bits not bytes)
- run the fixer fixer.exe bytes.bin
--------------------- MERGED ---------------------------
What do i do
Alright I created a table for the structure: https://garyhax.tech/docs/#/nand-files/wiiu-menu/1stnup
You need to save the bytes from the decoded base64 string into a file. (I called that file bytes.bin)
Next you open the file in a hex editor. I'm using hxd for that.
You now need to look in the table above. The variables are in bits. So 8 bits make one byte.
You now need to go into your hex editor and count the bytes and bits until the variable you want to edit is reached.
You can then use the data inspector to edit the bits. To edit the gender you would need to change the according bit to a 1 or 0.
After that you can save the file and open a cmd window. Make sure you have the fixer in the same folder as the bytes.bin.
Now enter the following command: fixer.exe bytes.bin
This will set the correct checksum for your edit.
You can now encode the file as base64 and put it back into the .xml.
Edit:
You could also extract existing Mii's from your Mii Maker save.
You would need to use this file: https://garyhax.tech/docs/#/nand-files/mii-data/ffl-odb
Then you can extract 92 bytes after the 8 byte header and paste it into a empty file. Then add 4 bytes for the checksum to it.
After you can run the fixer on that file and encode it as base64.
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this one has got it I also tested it it for USA
or this if you find it hard
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Can someone help me? I deleted 1stNUP on the nand then put my version on. As you might expect, I got question marks due to the whole permissions thing. However, I've tried the chmod thing, I got on my screen "chmod returned 0x0" which I assume means success, yet I still get the question marks. Inspecting the properties of the file with ftpiiu, I can see that whenever I try to change the permissions of the file, it immediately switches back.
EDIT: Nvm, I figured it out. After running chmod, you have to run exit(), you can't just close python. I also tried with python 3 instead of 2.7, I don't know if that makes a difference though.
EDIT: Nvm, I figured it out. After running chmod, you have to run exit(), you can't just close python. I also tried with python 3 instead of 2.7, I don't know if that makes a difference though.
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